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Mars Rover Landing Video Game
Credit: Microsoft/Smoking Gun Interactive
The new "Mars Rover Landing " game for Xbox Live simulates the landing of Mars Science Laboratory on Mars. The game uses the Kinect motion sensor on the Xbox 360 Kinect console to let players land NASA's Curiosity rover on Mars.
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Mars Rover Landing Video Game Screenshot
Credit: Microsoft/Smoking Gun Interactive
Smoking Gun Interactive's new video game, Mars Rover Landing, is available for XBox. According to the publisher, "How hard is it to land on Mars? Test your skills! Your mission: guide NASA’s Mars rover Curiosity to its landing site safely and on target."
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Mars Rover Landing Video Game Screenshot #2
Credit: Microsoft/Smoking Gun Interactive
Smoking Gun Interactive's new video game, Mars Rover Landing, is available for XBox.
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Mars Rover Landing Video Game Screenshot #3
Credit: NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory
A screenshot from the new "Mars Rover Landing " game for Xbox Live simulates the landing of NASA's Mars Science Laboratory mission on Mars. The game allows players to use the Kinect motion sensor on the Xbox 360 console to land NASA's Curiosity rover on Mars.
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Mars Rover Landing Video Game Screenshot #4
Credit: NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory
A screenshot from the new "Mars Rover Landing " game for Xbox Live simulates the landing of NASA's Mars Science Laboratory mission on Mars. The game allows players to use the Kinect motion sensor on the Xbox 360 console to land NASA's Curiosity rover on Mars.
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Mars Rover Landing Video Game Screenshot #5
Credit: Microsoft/Smoking Gun Interactive
A screenshot from the new "Mars Rover Landing " game for Xbox Live simulates the landing of NASA's Mars Science Laboratory mission on Mars. The game allows players to use the Kinect motion sensor on the Xbox 360 console to land NASA's Curiosity rover on Mars.
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Mars Rover Landing Video Game Screenshot #6
Credit: Microsoft/Smoking Gun Interactive
A screenshot from the new "Mars Rover Landing " game for Xbox Live simulates the landing of NASA's Mars Science Laboratory mission on Mars. The game allows players to use the Kinect motion sensor on the Xbox 360 console to land NASA's Curiosity rover on Mars.
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Mars Rover Landing Video Game Screenshot #7
Credit: Microsoft/Smoking Gun Interactive
A screenshot from the new "Mars Rover Landing " game for Xbox Live simulates the landing of NASA's Mars Science Laboratory mission on Mars. The game allows players to use the Kinect motion sensor on the Xbox 360 console to land NASA's Curiosity rover on Mars.
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Mars Rover Landing Video Game Screenshot #8
Credit: Microsoft/Smoking Gun Interactive
A screenshot from the new "Mars Rover Landing " game for Xbox Live simulates the landing of NASA's Mars Science Laboratory mission on Mars. The game allows players to use the Kinect motion sensor on the Xbox 360 console to land NASA's Curiosity rover on Mars.
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Mars Rover Landing Video Game Screenshot #9
Credit: Microsoft/Smoking Gun Interactive
A screenshot from the new "Mars Rover Landing " game for Xbox Live simulates the landing of NASA's Mars Science Laboratory mission on Mars. The game allows players to use the Kinect motion sensor on the Xbox 360 console to land NASA's Curiosity rover on Mars.
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Mars Rover Landing Video Game Screenshot #10
Credit: Microsoft/Smoking Gun Interactive
A screenshot from the new "Mars Rover Landing " game for Xbox Live simulates the landing of NASA's Mars Science Laboratory mission on Mars. The game allows players to use the Kinect motion sensor on the Xbox 360 console to land NASA's Curiosity rover on Mars.
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Mars Rover Landing Video Game Screenshot # 11
Credit: Microsoft/Smoking Gun Interactive
A screenshot from the new "Mars Rover Landing " game for Xbox Live simulates the landing of NASA's Mars Science Laboratory mission on Mars. The game allows players to use the Kinect motion sensor on the Xbox 360 console to land NASA's Curiosity rover on Mars.
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MSL Press Conference
Credit: NASA/Paul E. Alers
NASA Intern Danielle Roosa (back to camera) land the Mars Rover Curiosity on a simulated video game during a press conference July 16, 2012, at NASA Headquarters in Washington.
